Micah Zimmerman

Looking for a dividend stock you can sleep well owning? Here's why Johnson & Johnson could be the long-term healthcare anchor your portfolio needs.

The AI megatrend may still be young, but the focus for businesses is shifting from buying chips to monetizing AI across infrastructure, cloud, and software.

Eli Lilly looks like a strong long-term investment thanks to its booming obesity drugs and Alzheimer's treatment, and to Billionaire Ken Griffin's investment.

UnitedHealth still looks like a compelling long-term investment.

Microsoft is emerging as an AI powerhouse, leveraging Azure, Copilot, and its massive enterprise ecosystem to build a powerful moat.

Marvell is already riding the AI infrastructure wave. Now, a major hyperscaler deal could be the catalyst that sends the stock on its next parabolic run.

Microsoft looks like a good buy to me because it has evolved into a core AI platform business.

AbbVie and Abbott stand out as strong healthcare investments because they combine established businesses with long-term growth opportunities.

Natera's growth, expanding role in cancer care, and growing diagnostic data platform help explain why Druckenmiller has made it a major portfolio holding, despite valuation and regulatory risks.

Nvidia still remains a leading way to play the AI infrastructure boom, driven by strong data-center growth, its full-stack ecosystem, pricing power, and massive AI demand.

Tesla has dipped a bit and it faces near-term challenges, but its growing full self-driving, energy, and AI businesses could give it significant long-term growth potential.

Nvidia stands out as the top semiconductor stock for the coming years because of its dominant AI ecosystem, not to mention it's the most popular AI stock in the ecosystem.

Looking for dependable income from brands people use every day? These three consumer dividend stocks are worth a closer look.

Nvidia's AI ecosystem gives it an edge in the AI chip trade -- here's how Broadcom and AMD stack up.

Meta Platforms' revenue growth is accelerating thanks in part to its AI efforts, but the scale of its infrastructure spending is increasing its long-term financial risk.

Microsoft's AI bet looks like a strategy to build a scalable, higher-margin AI business on its own technology stack.

Nvidia and Micron are both winning big from the AI infrastructure boom.

Credo and Corning illustrate how the next wave of AI winners will come from companies that make chips and those that build high-speed connectivity and fiber infrastructure.

If you're looking for passive income you don't have to babysit, these three consumer staples stocks are worth a closer look.

Qualcomm is evolving from a phone chip company into a major edge-AI platform spanning cars, PCs, robots, and connected devices.